Michael Jordan 1990’s Cards

By
Matt Cassidy

Ah – the 1990’s era of Michael Jordan cards… what an era! Many people consider the 1990’s era (and particularly the early 90’s) to be the best era for collecting Michael Jordan cards. I am one of those people. The early 90’s was the era I first started collecting and pulled my first Jordan from my first pack of cards (93-94 Skybox base).

The cards from the 90’s include some fantastic inserts – it was this era where we really saw the insert card become a regular addition to the hobby. Foil cards, hologram cards, gold cards and die cut cards all grace the 1990’s Michael Jordan cards available. The 1993-94 Michael Jordan Scoring Kings – a card many consider one of the best inserts ever made – also hit us in this era.

To boot many of these cards were heavily produced. Unfortunately that means most are far from rare but at least that means they can become a standout part of your collections quite easily and without forcing you to part with too much cash.

Below are the 1990’s Michael Jordan cards ending soon on eBay – be sure to check back regularly as there are always new cards being listed.

Comments

Have you heard of a Michael Jordan 23 nights golden experience card set that is made of porcelain and is edged with 23 karat gold. I have a mint set and can’t find any info on it. It was purchased in 1998 for 500.00

I’m trying to find out how much is my cans of mj cards are worth they’re from 6-14-1998 the cans include: one mj final shots insert card 6 nba ud choice series one preview trading cards. From the upper deck company. How much are they worth if anything

I have all 5 All Metal Collector Cards of Michael Jordan from 1996 by Upper Deck. All still in the protective plastic and the tin they came in, no scratches, dings, etc. U.S. Patton numbers are 5363964 and 5538135. How much is it worth?

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